Is this good for pickling peaches
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I have not pickled peaches in it though have done many other acidic foods with no problems.
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Hi Joyce: I don't know about pickling peaches. I use mine to ferment vegetables such as sauerkraut and pickles and it does a great job. I have a few of the more expensive German made crocks and the Ohio Stoneware are of the best quality. The finish is flawless and I would highly recommend this crock. I hope this helps!
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as long as the glaze is intact I can't think of any problem with what you want to do. if you have to move it while in use, keep in mind it will be heavy and if your seal leaks the sides may be slick. I would not hesitate to use it for peaches. go for it. good luck and enjoy
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I have no idea about the pickling use but it is a great for storing large kitchen tools such as wooden spoons tongs and other large items.
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It will mash very ripe peaches somewhat. Not a problem if you're breaking down peaches for cooking, but it can make a messy situation if you're just breaking them down for a snack.
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So far I've only tried it on one over-ripe peach as a test and it did slightly smash it. It was still better than slicing it. I'm hoping it will make preparing a fresh peach pie quicker but I haven't tried it on a blanched & peeled peach yet. I'm hoping to have time this weekend!
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I think you could pick up p-nut butter, syrup, canned goods etc. I would be careful with pickles if quarts,glass liquid etc. It might work,but just use caution.
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Yes, it does cut nectarines and also plums, though not the really small ones.
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I haven't, but in cutting other vegetables, my guess would be a store-bought look if you used this knife to pickle.
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I don't know about peach tree's, but it stopped leaf rot on my apple trees and while powdery mildew on my tomatoes.
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I've used the pan for years to easily peel my peaches and tomatoes. I've never used it to steam any vegetables. There is some space for water before the inside pan touches the water.
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If the jar is wet, dry it off. Wrap the jar in a rough dish towel or use one of those rubber sheets intended for that purpose. I have been amazed at how well this gripper works. It even easily removes those thin lids on the tops of pickles. I do not have a very strong grip so need something like this.
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Yes, does an amazing job! I've used on frozen strawberries, peaches, etc. Just need to move blender in and up-and-down movement so you start blending top layer of fruit ... don't push down hard into all the frozen fruit at the bottom initially.
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I have not made cobblers, but I used it to make Blackberry Jam and had no problems. I have also used it for Tomato Soup.
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I don't think so. As a matter of fact, I was very disappointed in it. Not enough grab to pull or twist. Landed up getting what I should've. .. the Japanese picker. Was expensive but so worth it. Don't know how it would work on persimmons though. I use it for citrus. Hope this helps
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I have never tried it for that but would think it would work for that. Has a soft bottom padding to cushion when fruit (or tomato) is picked. Might be useful for picking tomatoes in a deep garden with little room between rows. Would have to be careful that the fingers did not puncture the tomato when trying to put the picker around the stem. Might bruise the tomato but probably not if careful with it.
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Pickle Crisp does not have sodium (it's calcium chloride) so you can also use it with sweet foods like apples and peaches without making them taste salty. It makes them stay crispy.
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It works great for what I use it for. I use it to mash and separate the skin from the insides of my rejuvelaced (wheat berries I have soaked for about 3 days)wheat berries. It will do any soft food (ie fruit, avocado, corn). Handle turns very easy. With fruit I find the first run through does not get all the juice out. So just run it through a second time. I bout this one about 3 months ago. This is the only hand juicer I have ever owned so I have nothing to compare it with. However, it suits me so far so I'll probably not buy another one.
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Yes. For processing raw veggies it takes a little more time, but works great for small batches just fine.
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no ,my wife has used it on squish,broccoli, coliflower,carrots,cucumbers and potatoes and it worked fine.Rutabagas can be much harder so.....